Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

long 10 make his corn house ip order ths,
IL csptciiy may be sufiielent for his needs.
With sucn . corn house, properly con-
slTucisd you can store your crOP In very
compsct shape and s,ill feel no spprshen'
sion In regard % It's curing " 10 IL rrsson-
ably well ripsned. You msy also have
your cora sseufe from the depreciation OF
rats n ycu use proper care In the con
siructloa OF Jour building, which IL mh'
ter well worthy of stteution.
DOES II pay 90 grind the cobsi II the
meal l. 10 be f,d 10 mich cows l should
prefer Ia have The ears ground with the
corn, but the grinding sh0uli he nasly
done. ! am not prepared 10 say jist how
mach intrinsic value there II la The COB.
bat when We consider the saving or labor
In shelliug the corr. think We can sfjrd
q pay ZOE the grinding OF the coos with
The corn. and I think such IL the practice
OF mslority of our farmers.
No dinner table. In New kuglani. al
least. can well afori 10 be hsoliusolly
without supply Of that succulsn, article
OF food In IL se~On-swe,t corn. IL IL
80 easily grown aud 40 universally r,llshsi
and withal 80 wholesome and nutritious
an article of food. thst IL II surprising that
80 msny VERY good farmers, sni In msny
respects good providers neglect - provide
FOR an sdsqusts supply OF this substantial
luxnry for both early sni late u.s Their
II no good reason Why sweet corn. isni-r
and fresh. ,hOuli not be upon every fsfm
sr's table from JAY or early In August 90.
til the fros,s ~ saiamu irsiroy u mon
oitsn so We hear som@ farmer ssy 10 The
season when The lutariss OF the ssfly
aiiehsu gsrien should load hls tshls. II
msdaf 10 have plsniei some eNly pa. ard
sssei corn. bat I vas 80 busy | could Dot
foi line. aud when We hear this ~ A.
vsys hiat thst L. poi true. l0a can fiks
time Tor these thiags AMI you can asord To
bssiiss. bat 10 IL not alone fot the table
that sweet corn should be raised. Every
osnsr % COW ani . bit of laud should
plant q suitable qlantiiy OF sweet corr 10
supply green feed from The nr.i of August
uniil frost comes AZ least he'rssrgfc-n
variety rvgard A. the be-t for this paf'
pose. The ground saOald be liosrslly M
uarci. deeply ploughvi sbi ,horoaghly
harrosed Make the rows three and
half icsi apart Ani plant 10 hills i~el'e
OF ffiesn inches apart, With eight or Ten
grain. Ia each hill. ifpl,nisi In this .sy
In = favorable season The ears sill develop
Ahuudantiy In the latter part Ot the season.
sf,rdirg an Abuuisht supply for table ani
TIE COW. beside plenty OF seed FOR nstt
years planting. The nr.i planting should
he snout The tine OF planting other corr.
80 that hy tn n -.i OF August. when usual
ly the fed In the pastures begins to fall. The
corn will be ~ good sirs vi n tsssel- vel
developed aud ready TO begin upon II
ihs grouud IL rich. - II should hc. ihsfr
wiil IA, rAuk growih, but u IL 80 sssoi
And tsnisr that even the largest s,als.
wlil b. satsu clean. AMI IN results viii
appear In The improved condition aud Ia.
cfv,.e,i prOiucis Of the animals.
IL 4. The practice of very many fsrmef.
% gros Southsrn corn Tor gfecu iced Ia
preference - sweet corn. because they say
IL gfoss faster AMI they plant At sesersl
ttnss for succession of crops, inisniing
20 use ii before the tss.sls spp-sf, bot l
thiuk they make q mistake. for 10 has he' n
demonstrated by eIpeflm-uts tnsi green
corn i % very little value - feed fof tos.
before The tAsssls sppesr. in comparison
= 10 more msiare growth, ani that 10.
greatest nair.tlve yalae Il only Aii,inei
when the esr. Ar- well grown, At which
sisEs n 4. OF doable The sslae-pouri FOR
pouuf-to whA IL IL l~fOrs issssiiug
PROM etp-rieucs sni observation l AN
fully ssu.nsi that 10 does not pay 10 feed
halfgrowu corr. In fact regard II -
positive waste Hence would sd'ise 10
plan, sweet cora AMI plant u early. so that
II my he well grown by the nrsi of Au'
gusi. IRON which time 10 will contlnus 90
in.rcsse In feeding value until frost comes